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Syed Vicaruddin – End of an Era (Tribute and Video Documentary)

Chief Editor or Rahnuma-e-Deccan Urdu DailyChairman Indo Arab League Hyderabad Passes AwayHyderabad, December 9: Mr Syed Vicaruddin, one of the most revered Muslim personalities of India passed away on Thursday night at Olive Hospital in Hyderabad. He was the editor of the Hyderabad-based‘Rahnuma-e-Deccan’, which completed its century last year. Mr. …

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Role of Urdu Journalism

It’s an established fact that Urdu is a language of communal harmony, and also a confluence of cultures. Majority of non-Arab Muslims across the globe can read, write or understand Urdu. Urdu is also the mother tongue of several NRIs living in the gulf and western nations, and one of …

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Urdu Journalism and Education in Hyderabad

The establishment of Osmania University is a first of its kind measure in the world that shows higher education in Indian languages could be possible. The Osmania University too has imbibed Journalism as one of the subjects of its degree course Master of Arts (M.A). Several other universities have introduced …

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Technology and The New Era of Urdu in Hyderabad

The revolution of Urdu in Hyderabad began with the advent of computer calligraphy. On 15th August 1988, Siasat Urdu Daily experimented with computer calligraphy eventually ceasing the role of Calligraphers and Katibs in the media house. Other leading newspapers followed suit. The introduction of Inpage Urdu software in the ‘90s …

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Challenges For Urdu Journalism..

There are several challenges to the growth machinery of Urdu and Urdu journalism, many of which earmarked impossible for eternity by Urdu scholars. But if the Wage board pay scale are justly implemented, loyalists given their rightful due, and the synthetic challenges were broadly met, there is no stopping for …

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News agencies and Urdu Journalism…

News agencies played a pivotal role in promoting Urdu Journalism in Hyderabad. The news released from a news agency formed the basis of news items appearing in many Urdu newspapers. The news provided these agencies were created following a generic policy, enabling the same news item to be adapted in …

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Hyderabad and Urdu Journalism

The history of Urdu journalism in Hyderabad predates to introduction of the first quarterly medical bulletin ‘Risala Tababat’ (Medical Journal) published in 1857, and according to another report, in 1859. Aftaab-e-Deccan published in 1860 under the editorship of Qazi Mohammed Qutub became the first Urdu daily newspaper while Asif-ul-Akhbar introduced …

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